Description: Famous performance activist Gómez-Peña explores the political and philosophical parameters of what's left for artists to do in a post-9/11 repressive culture and offers groundbreaking insight into his methods of production, development and teaching.
Review Quotes:
'This document will be of great value for teachers not just in performance but in all the fields Gómez-Peña admits to his workshops: the arts, literature, cultural studies, visual culture and so on.' - Nick Mirzoeff, SUNY at Stony Brook
'A fascinating and important collection of texts.' - Jon McKenzie, author of Perform or Else 'Gómez-Peña's work and insight continue to be so very important... a much needed book in these days and times.' - Rebecca Schneider, Brown University'A publication of international significance and one that will appeal to students, artists and activists engaged with art and politics in a social context across the world' - Lois Keidan, Live Art Development Agency
'This collection offers an unprotected fluid exchange of ideas and cross-contamination of methodologies ... a great book ... It might even change your life.' - Contemporary Theatre Review